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List of Reviewers INDIAN LAW INSTITUTE LAW REVIEW LIST OF REVIEWERS ILI Law Review follows a rigorous blind-peer review of all the articles/case comments/bill comments/book reviews etc. submitted for publications. If you wish to be a reviewer for the upcoming issue of ILI Law Review please convey your details along with areas of interest on which you wish to review articles. Please note that ILI expects a detailed review of the articles in track change mode. We also provide a proforma to the reviewer where specific comments are required to be made regarding the suitability of the article. If any reviewer does not find his/her name or wants a change in the detail mentioned in the list, s/he is also requested to convey on the following email address – [email protected] S.No. Name Designation 1. Aakriti Mathur Advocate, Delhi High Court Research Scholar, IIP, Tokyo 2. Abhinav Kumar Mishra Associate Partner (IP Law), Legal Crescent LLP PhD Scholar, Faculty of Law, Jamia MiliaIslamia, 3. Abhishek Gupta New Delhi 4. Abhilasha Singh LLM, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi Assistant Professor, School of Law, Christ University, 5. Aditi Nidhi Bangalore and Research Scholar, GNLU, Gujarat 6. Aditi Singh Research Scholar, USLLS, GGSIPU, New Delhi 7. Aditya Ranjan PhD Scholar, Faculty of Law, Delhi University Associate Professor, School of Law, Galgotia 8. Ajit Kaushal (Dr.) University, Greater Noida 9. Aman Deep Singh (Dr.) Assistant Professor, RMLNLU, Lucknow Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, Manav Rachna 10. Amit Kumar University, Faridabad 11. Amit Raj Agarwal Legal Advisor, Forum for Democracy and Academician Regional PF Commissioner and Head of legal division, 12. Amit Vashist EPFO 13. Anand Kumar Singh Assistant Professor, NLU, Tamil Nadu 14. Anant Vijay Maria (Dr.) Advocate, Supreme Court of India Research Associate, Competition Commission of India, 15. Ananya Bhardwaj New Delhi 16. Anju WaliTikku (Dr.) Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi 17. Anita Yadav (Dr.) Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi Ankit Sarwa LLM, Indian Law Institute, Practising 18. Advocate,Bangalore 19. Anurag Bhaskar Senior Research Associate, Jindal Global Law School Chairperson, Academic Affairs, Amity Law 20. Arvind P. Bhanu (Dr.) school,Delhi 21. Arjun PhD Scholar, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi 22. Arpit Rawat Advocate, High Court of Delhi 23. Ashutosh Raj Anand PhD Scholar, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi 24. AswathyMadhukumar PhD Scholar, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi 25. Bhanu Sambyal LLM, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi 26. Charvi Kumar PhD Scholar, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi 27. Dhawal Shankar Shrivastava LLM, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi Assistant Professor, Human Rights Studies Programme, 28. Deepa Kansra (Dr.) School of International Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi 29. Deepak Parashar Advocate, Supreme Court of India Research Associate, Maharashtra National Law 30. DivitaPagey University, Mumbai PhD Scholar, Dr. RML National Law University, 31. DivyaDviwedi Lucknow 32. EeshaShrotriya LLM, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi PhD Scholar, SOAS University of London 33. Gayathri Divakara Naik Commonwealth Scholar Assistant Professor, Institute of Law, Nirma University, 34. Gunjan Chawla Arora Ahmedabad 35. Gunjan Ahuja PhD Scholar, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi Assistant Professor, Indraprastha Law college, Greater 36. Gurudutt Singh Noida Assistant Professor, University Institute of Legal Studies, 37. Jasleenkaur Panjab University, Chandigarh 38. JupiGogoi (Dr.) Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, Delhi University Assistant Professor (Senior Grade), Llyod Law College, 39. Kavitha Chalakkal (Dr.) Noida 40. Kanika Kalra Student, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi 41. KislaySoni Assistant Professor, Law Campus - II, Delhi University Former Assistant Professor, Chanderprabhu Jain 42. Lavanya Bhagra College of Higher Studies & School of Law, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi Professor of Law, V.M. Salgaocar College Of Law 43. M.R.K.Prasad (Dr.) Panaji, Goa 44. Maria Devi Angerhofer LLM, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi 45. Mallika Ramachandran PhD Scholar, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi 46. Manjula Raghav Assistant Professor, Amity Law School, Delhi Assistant Professor, Department of Law, Sikkim 47. Veer Mayank University 48. Meera Mathew Assistant Professor, Symbiosis Law School, Noida Assistant Professor, School of Law, Amity University, 49. Mini Srivastava Noida 50. Monica Chawla (Dr.) Professor,Dept of law, Punjabi University, Patiala Part-time faculty of law, University Law College, 51. N.S. Babitha Bangalore University, Bengaluru and Research Scholar in CHRIST ( Deemed to be University ) Assistant Professor, Law School, ICFAI University, 52. Navtika Singh Nautiyal (Dr.) Dehradun 53. Neelam Tyagi (Dr.) Assistant Professor,Faculty of Law,University of Delhi 54. Piyush Kumar Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, University of Delhi Assistant Professor (Senior Scale), School of Law, UPES, 55. Pooja Gautam Dehradun Assistant Professor, School of Law and Legal Studies, 56. Prakash Sharma Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies, GGSIPU, New Delhi 57. Pradyumna Tyagi LLM, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi 58. Prashant Verma Advocate, High Court, New Delhi 59. Prerna Bhushan LLM, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi Assistant Professor, Law School, Delhi Metropolitan 60. Priya Das Education, GGSIPU, Noida PhD Scholar, Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual 61. Priyadarshini Singh Property Law, IIT Kharagpur Assistant Professor, School of Law and Legal Studies, 62. R.K.Venkata Ramana Suhas Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies, GGSIPU, New Delhi Researcher, School of Law, Governance and Citizenship, 63. Ramya Boddupalli Ambedkar University, Delhi Assistant Professor, Maharashtra National Law 64. Raghav Pandey University, Mumbai Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, Guru Nanak Dev 65. RavideepBadyal University, Amritsar Advocate in Indirect Taxes and Guest Faculty,Faculty of 66. Reeta Garg (Dr.) Law, University of Delhi 67. Onkar Tiwari (Dr.) Associate Professor, St. Andrews College, Gorakhpur Assistant Professor, Faculty of Legal Studies,South Asian 68. Sai Ramani Garimella (Dr.) University, New Delhi 69. Rajesh Ganesh Parthsarthi (Dr.) LLM, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi 70. Reshma Suresh LLM, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi 71. Richa Chauhan PhD Scholar, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi 72. Rishi Raj Singh LLM, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi 73. Ritika Priya Advocate, High Court, New Delhi Advocate, High Court, Delhi and National Company Law 74. Rose Verma Tribunal, New Delhi Final Year Student, BBA LLB, University School of Law 75. Salil Tripathy and Legal Studies, GGSIPU 76. Saumya Devraj PhD Scholar, National Law University, New Delhi 77. Saumya Sharma PhD Scholar, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, Jamia MiliaIslamia, 78. Saadiya (Dr.) New Delhi Associate Professor, Department of Law,MMH College, 79. Seema Sharma (Dr.) Ghaziabad 80. Setu Gupta PhD Scholar, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi 81. Shabnam Khan LLM, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi Assistant Professor, School of Law, DelhiMetropolitan 82. Shambhavi Mishra Education, GGSIPU,Noida 83. Shashank Shekhar Assistant Professor, Lloyd Law College, Noida PhD Scholar, Rajiv Gandhi National University of Law, 84. Shataki Kaul Punjab 85. Shibani Ghosh Fellow, Centre for Policy Research, New Delhi 86. Shivam LLM, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi Assistant Professor of Law, 87. Shruti Nandwana Dharmashastra National Law University, Jabalpur Assistant Professor, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, 88. Sonali Kusum Mumbai 89. StanzinChostak (Dr.) Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, Delhi University 90. Sudhanshu Pathania PhD Scholar, NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad Research Associate, Maharashtra National Law 91. SumitBamhore University, Mumbai Research Assistant, Gender Glossary Project, Chamber of 92. Surbhi MamtaKarwa Ms. Indira Jaisingh 93. Susmitha P. Mallaya (Dr.) Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, Delhi University 94. Swati Mohapatra Assistant Professor, School of Law, KIIT, Bhuvneshwar 95. Tushti Chopra Superintendent, Ministry of Law & Justice Associate Professor, Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual 96. Uday Shankar (Dr.) Property Law, IIT, Kharagpur Assistant Professor, University School of Law and Legal 97. Upma Gautam (Dr.) Studies,GGSIPU, Delhi 98. Vinit Singh LLM, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi 99. Vijay Tyagi LLM, Indian Law Institute, New Delhi 100. Zubair Khan Assistant Professor, Indraprastha University, Delhi .
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